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the scrollXInner or sScrollXInner options - remove them. These options

The built-in page() method has a number of options for changing the page, for example you can pass in the string next to jump to the next page. This error occurs when the option passed in is not known.

of the data source options that DataTables has, but

reason that DataTables initialisation options cannot be changed dynamically

file will set default options (typically class names and

To resolve this error, there are two options:

to enhance the table options they provide. A template

one of the other options is utilised. With server-side

plug-ins Streamlined API and options Simplified CSS classes Extensibility

customisation of the length options language string to complete

Hi Allan, Thanks for your response. I rely on the breakpoint classes, but after posting noticed in the documentation this: Manual mode is triggered by assigning a specific class to a column - one which matches a set of logic rules for the breakpoints defined in Responsive So really, it is pointless me forcing it to auto! Though it was useful when debugging, as if any columns didn't have a breakpoint class, it would, as you noted, cause Responsive to not work. Whereas had it then defaulted to being auto, it would've taken far longer to work out why it wasn't using the defined breakpoints. Cheers for your help Andy

Please read the note I posted from the language.url. Here is the updated test case using initComplete. http://live.datatables.net/delemoca/3/edit Kevin

Hi @redsunset , You could listen for column-visibility, that would do the trick. And this example shows how to add buttons dynamically. Cheers, Colin

If its just a default option you want to add then the placeholder option of the select field type is the way to do this. If you want to make it selectable then placeholderDisabled can be set to false and placeholderValue can be used to define its value. Allan

A duplicate of this thread. Allan

Hi @jeansefan , We're happy to take a look, but as per the forum rules, please link to a test case - a test case that replicates the issue will ensure you'll get a quick and accurate response. Information on how to create a test case (if you aren't able to link to the page you are working on) is available here. Cheers, Colin

Good suggestion/trick! Thanks Matteo

Hi @FrazeColder , This thread should help, it's asking the same thing. Cheers, Colin

I found answer ->where( function ($db) { $db->where( 'customer_id', $_SESSION['customer_id'] ); })

That is correct and expected as that's how PHP closures work. You need to use the use statement: ->where( function ($db) use ($userid) { See the PHP documentation on anonymous functions for more details. Allan